FragmentsMycenaean2nd millennium BCE
Slipped Body Sherd of Closed Vessel
2nd millennium BCE
Description
Slipped with brown-black, though nearly entirely worn off. Traces of paint near top of sherd; band around vessel and a diagonal line. Ridges from throwing prominent on interior. Reddish-buff fabric.
Dimensions
H. W. 3.3 Th. 0.4
Provenance
Bequest of David M. Robinson.
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